In the church calendar, the long stretch between the great festivals of Easter and Advent is called “Ordinary Time.” It doesn’t mean it’s unimportant—it’s from the Latin ordinalis meaning counted, or ordered. As a church we count our way—week by week—through the summer and fall only slightly … [Read more...] about NO ORDINARY TIME: REFLECT AND CONNECT
EXPLORE ACTIVE COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Activities that will feed your active community support Depending on how you approach them, most activities at All Saints will appeal to multiple spiritualities. The icons on each activity can serve as guides. Learn about the types of spiritualities. … [Read more...] about EXPLORE ACTIVE COMMUNITY SUPPORT
EXPLORE ACTIVE WORSHIP
Activities that will feed your active worship Depending on how you approach them, most activities at All Saints will appeal to multiple spiritualities. The icons on each activity can serve as guides. Learn about the types of spiritualities. … [Read more...] about EXPLORE ACTIVE WORSHIP
THE MASSACHUSETTS EPISCOPAL NETWORK FOR JUSTICE AND JOY
Formerly the MA Episcopal Network for the Poor People’s Campaign, we are now the Episcopal Network for Justice and Joy (ENJJOY). This name change reflects our continued commitment to partnering with The Poor People’s Campaign while broadening our focus to include other justice initiatives. It … [Read more...] about THE MASSACHUSETTS EPISCOPAL NETWORK FOR JUSTICE AND JOY
WINTER WALK TO END HOMELESSNESS
SIGN UP HERE to join the 2026 All Saints team and/or make a donation. The Winter Walk is a Boston-based initiative whose mission is to raise funds to support Boston organizations working on prevention, support and care for our homeless siblings. On Sunday, 22 March, All Saints members (and the … [Read more...] about WINTER WALK TO END HOMELESSNESS
LAY MINISTERS OF HEALING
Prayer for healing with the laying on of hands is an ancient Christian practice that has been part of services at All Saints for almost thirty years. Healing ministers are lay people whose call to this specific ministry has been discerned in community. Lay ministers of healing are trained and … [Read more...] about LAY MINISTERS OF HEALING
LAY EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Lay Eucharistic Ministers (LEM) are individuals trained to support worship at several levels. Individuals are first trained to administer the chalice during communion and point for the presider. After serving as chalice for a time, some may wish to receive further training and also begin serving as … [Read more...] about LAY EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
HEALING MINSTRY
Lay ministers of healing at All Saints Parish continue the ancient Christian practice of “prayers for healing with the laying on of hands” during the Sunday worship service. They are approved by the rector and undergo regular continuing formation to deepen their understanding of healing and to pray … [Read more...] about HEALING MINSTRY